You secure the rope and deftly climb down to the bottom of the hole where you find yourself in a dark corridor. Thibor's lantern lights your surroundings, allowing you to see that the corridor is composed of roughly worked plain stone. The room is full of cobwebs, most of which are gathered on the ceiling twenty feet overhead. In front of you, at the end of the hallway, a set of large iron doors looms (depicted below). Behind you, the tunnel goes back some twenty feet, before ending in a wall of dirt and gravel that does not match the surrounding stone. It looks as though the tunnel was filled in.

Thibor is using Catstep Boots that reduces the fall damage in a half. Also he always falls stand up.

Right you are. Reduce your falling damage acordingly and you may be standing like a boss.

Wow that sounded dirty.

Roll for Perception to detect traps: 16. Note, if he doesn't hear anything, he'll try to open the doors.

Take 10 on an Athletics check climbing down for 15.

Thibor will use first a DC 10 + 10 (20) to look for danger in the chamber.

Then he will proceed to evaluate carefully the rock wall behind him.


And then the path to the door in front of him.

Thibor's Holy Lantern adds +2 to perception or insight checks while inside its range (5 feet).

Found a way in (100 XP)
• Find an entrance to the Tomb of Horrors

Achievement, Unlocked (100 XP)
• Earn an achievement in the Tomb Horrors

Blind as a bat (100 XP)
• Make an abysmal perception check (natural 1), or make a joke about a poor perception check

DM has a sense of humour (100 XP)
• Say or do something that makes your DM laugh

You listen at the door and hear absolutely nothing. You see no visual indications of any kind of trap either, so you pull the large iron ring that draws the door open, revealing...a brick wall behind it? No sooner do you do so, when...

As the three of you are inspecting the tunnel, Graydon takes it upon himself to go up and open the door. The moment he does so...